Senator Cotton to speak in Jonesboro March 3

Feb 24, 2017 NEA Report Craighead County 0

JONESBORO, Ark. – Following a contentious town hall discussion in Northwest Arkansas this week, Senator Tom Cotton (R) – Arkansas has announced he will visit NEA next week.

Senator Cotton will be the first three time visitor at NEA Political Animals – a monthly meeting focusing on politics in the region.

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The meeting will be at noon Friday, March 3, at the Jonesboro Chamber of Commerce. The deadline to RVSP is Saturday, Feb. 25, at noon. RSVP to neapoliticalanimals@gmail.com.

NEA Report plans to be in attendance and will stream the proceedings on Facebook.

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